Empire, Bohemia, the Netherlands, Austria, France and Belgium; became constitutional monarchy) Kingdom of Pattani (c. 11th century – 1909; within Srivijaya, Kingdom of Ayutthaya, Siam, dissolved between Thailand and Malaysia) Murcia (1243–1304; within the Kingdom of Castile, Kingdom of Aragon; absorbed into Castile) Vaduz (1342 – 1806; within the Holy Roman Empire; became absolute monarchy of Liechtenstein) Sultanate of Selangor (1740–present; within the Netherlands, the British Empire, Federated Malay States, the Federation of Malaya, and Malaysia) Sultanate of Yogyakarta (1755–present; within Netherlands Indies, Japanese Empire, United States of Indonesia (1945–1951), and Republic of Indonesia Sultanate of Terengganu (c. 15th century – present; within Malacca, Siam, the British Empire, Federation of Malaya, and Malaysia) Sultanate of Sulu (1405–present; within Philippines) Grand Duchy of Finland (1809–1918; within Russian Empire; ended when The Grand Princely Throne became vacant at the Russian Revolution; became constitutional monarchy, Kingdom of Finland) Barotseland (1845–present); within Zambia Māori Kingship (1865–present; within Dominion of New Zealand) Kingdom of Lesotho (1868–1966); within the British Empire; became an independent constitutional monarchy) Machame (late 17th century-present;within Machame) Kingdom of Bavaria (1871–1918); held a privileged status (Reservatrechte) within the German Empire Negeri Sembilan (1873–present; within the British Empire, the Federation of Malaya, and Malaysia) Sultanates of Lanao (c. 16th century – present; within Philippines) Sultanate of Perak (1511-present; within the British Empire, Federated Malay States, Federation of Malaya, and Malaysia) Principality of Bulgaria (1879–1908; within the Ottoman Empire; became constitutional monarchy) Wogodogo Monarchy (1896–present; within France and Burkina Faso) Bunyoro (1899–1966; within the British Empire, and Uganda; abolished; 1993–present; within Uganda) Ashanti (1900–present; within Ghana) Ankole (1901–1966; abolished; 1993–present; within Uganda) Kingdom of Egypt (1917–1922; within the British Empire, became constitutional monarchy) Sultanate of Johor (1946–present; within the Malayan Union, the Federation of Malaya, Malaysia) Buganda (1961–1966; abolished; 1993–present; within Uganda) Busoga (1961–1966; abolished; 1993–present; within Uganda) Emirate of Abu Dhabi (1971–present; within the United Arab Emirates) Emirate of Ajmān (1971–present; within the United Arab Emirates) Emirate of Dubai (1971–present; within the United Arab Emirates) Emirate of Fujairah (1971–present; within the United Arab Emirates) Emirate of Sharjah (1971–present; became subnational monarchy of the United Arab Emirates) Emirate of Umm al-Quwain (1981–present; within the United Arab Emirates) Emirate of Ras al-Khaimah (1973–present; within the United Arab Emirates) Shared monarchies A monarch may reign over multiple kingdoms, dominions or realms in various forms of political, dynastic, personal union or association. Between 925 and 1035 the